I have a simple question, but I am unable to resolve it. I have a config file in which the variables are formatted:
$ config ['something'] = 'value';
This file is being included in an index.php, where I have an __autoload function. All work is fine, the config file is available within index.php (I can output each value) and when I start a class or call a static object, the autoloader does the job.
The problem is that I try to use those configuration values as logical as I have loaded and I get an "undefined variable: config" error for each of them. What am i doing
config.php
$ config ['item1'] = 'value1'; $ Config ['item2'] = 'value2'; $ Config ['item3'] = 'value3';
index.php
need_once ('config.php'); Function __autoload () ...
class.mysql.php
function connect () {mysqli_connect ($ connect [ 'Host'] etc. ....
Obviously, above is a simplified version of what I am doing to clarify the relationship between the files. How do I configure variables in config .php should be available in a category which is autoloaded?
Thanks!
You are facing the issue of a scope that The C function is not accessible within the built-in variable, and the variables created within a function are not accessible outside of it.
More info here:
You have two solutions
- Pass the $ config array in the function as argument
Index.php
need_once ('config.php'); function __autoload ($ config) ...
class.mysql .php < / Strong>
function - Use global
Index.php need_once ('config.php'); Function __autoload () ...
class.mysql.php
connect the function () {// if you want Are $ Config variables to use in the global $ config; Mysqli_connect ($ ['host'] etc. can be connected to.
See it in action:
Personally I like to use the solution first Because it helps me understand it easier than come from the $ config
variable
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